If you're anything like us, you'll find yourself regularly having to delete games from your Xbox One's hard drive in order to make room for new titles. Seagate's latest product is designed to ...

When it comes to making use of the USB-A ports on the Xbox Series X/S, you can choose pretty much any external SSD or HDD you like, as long as the capacity is 128GB and the drive supports USB 3.0 ...

First, make sure your external drive supports USB 3.1, and if it does, then you're good to go. To get started: Turn on the console. Plug the external drive into one of the Xbox's USB ports.

How to Reset a Seagate External Drive. External drives are as susceptible to viruses as internal drives. ... Click "Delete Partitions on the Destination Hard Disc." Click "Next." ...

Five years into the life cycle of the Xbox One, storage space has become a valuable commodity. The base model’s 500GB drive doesn’t seem quite so spacious when your “Ready to Install” list ...

The Xbox One External USB Storage Device Converter allows you to copy Xbox One hard drives, ... So you run out again and pick up the new 2TB Xbox One Seagate (or other USB 3.0) external hard drive.

Connect the External Hard Drive: Plug the USB 3.0 external hard drive into one of the vacant USB ports on your Xbox One using a USB 3.0 cable. Detect and Format the Drive: Once connected, the Xbox ...

If you're trying to manage the games and apps that are already installed on your Xbox, you can move them to your external hard drives to reduce clutter on your internal SSD (per Microsoft).This is ...